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Yea, dont you hate it when people post a reply that is just a complaint instead of content related to the current discussion
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Alot of post the last couple pages are saying that the boy who made the curse didn't deserve to have it come back to him and replies to those post arguing the motivation of said boy, but that was never mention in the episode at all. We know nothing about the character or his motivation so it is pointless to argue if or if not he was being malicious.

It's the same boy who Sengoku turned down when he tried to ask her out, profess his eternal love for her and etc. A motif was clearly there. Resentment and embarrassment are plenty enough motif.

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Does anyone know if site that stream anime episodes ever update the shows when the DVDs come out?

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You got most of it even though I assume you didn't read the novel. What actually happened was that when the girl found out that Sengoku rejected the guy she deliberately taunted her say that she placed a curse on her. ( At the same time the guy started to hate Sengoku and also placed the same curse on her.) The reason why they both chose this curse is because supposedly the curse is famous among the student in Sengoku's school. And as I said already in my previous post, Araragi didn't realize that it was the boy who placed the second curse until the last couple of pages. With that being said, you can see that the animation team actually change the plot a little with Araragi finding out during the fight.

This makes for smoother plot setup.

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Actually, when you think about it Araragi doesn't really have any actual prove that it was really the guy who placed the second curse, it could have easily been another person, it was all baseless guessing. (Sengoku also thought that there was only one curse.)

Not really baseless guessing when you think about it.

I think Araragi was being intuitive.

Intuition from experience is quite a valid life tool.

You don't normally need proof to intuit things.

He makes the intuition from experience (Kanbaru) and by reasoning that the only other person, aside from the girl, to have a jealous love spurned spite against Sengoku was the jilted boy.

He was dealing with the result of an unfortunate love triangle and the three people involved. Sengoku, the boy and the other girl. So his feeling on the situation was pretty sensible.

Since the Oshino charm removed the first snake, which Sengoku knows was definetly placed there by the other-girl, then the second snake could only have been placed by the other spurned person in the love triangle.

Given the exact duplicate nature of the curse and his experience from Kanbaru... it is rejected the boy.

I don't think any of the sites that does Anime streaming is interest in quality. So why would they update when a better quality version comes out? Well at least the people who watch Anime on stream sites are not interest in quality. Else they would of downloaded the MKV version.

He makes the intuition from experience (Kanbaru) and by reasoning that the only other person, aside from the girl, to have a jealous love spurned spite against Sengoku was the jilted boy.

He was dealing with the result of an unfortunate love triangle and the three people involved. Sengoku, the boy and the other girl. So his feeling on the situation was pretty sensible.

Since the Oshino charm removed the first snake, which Sengoku knows was definetly placed there by the other-girl, then the second snake could only have been placed by the other spurned person in the love triangle.

Given the exact duplicate nature of the curse and his experience from Kanbaru... it is rejected the boy.

Not baseless guessing but experienced intuition.

Well, how can we be sure the charm removed the first snake and not the second? I mean are we sure that it is a first come first serve kind of thing? Also, how can we be sure that the boy didn't place the curse before the girl did? I mean he could of easily started hating her right there and then after he got rejected and instantly placed the curse on her. Either way, we don't have enough information about those two characters.

You got most of it even though I assume you didn't read the novel. What actually happened was that when the girl found out that Sengoku rejected the guy she deliberately taunted her say that she placed a curse on her. ( At the same time the guy started to hate Sengoku and also placed the same curse on her.) The reason why they both chose this curse is because supposedly the curse is famous among the student in Sengoku's school. And as I said already in my previous post, Araragi didn't realize that it was the boy who placed the second curse until the last couple of pages. With that being said, you can see that the animation team actually change the plot a little with Araragi finding out during the fight. Actually, when you think about it Araragi doesn't really have any actual prove that it was really the guy who placed the second curse, it could have easily been another person, it was all baseless guessing. (Sengoku also thought that there was only one curse.)

Heh, this school is surly strange. I suppose that I shouldn't be surprised if it turns out that Nadeko want to use love potion on Araragi in the future.

Considering that this episode is unfinished and it doesn't have any epilogue like previous arcs. I will try looking it on the bright side that the animation team was in a rush and tried to conclude this arc within the time-frame. It should be fixed in DVD/Blu-ray.

Well, how can we be sure the charm removed the first snake and not the second? I mean are we sure that it is a first come first serve kind of thing? Also, how can we be sure that the boy didn't place the curse before the girl did? I mean he could of easily started hating her right there and then after he got rejected and instantly placed the curse on her. Either way, we don't have enough information about those two characters.

Good point.

However.

I can recall that Oshino made the cure charm according to Araragi's information.

Since Oshino is always specific given the nature of his "job" its reasonable to conclude that the charm was made to tackle the curse placed by the female.

Oshino received no information related to a curse being placed by a male.

I am going off the performance history of the "magnificent devil" who seems to only care about keeping balance and not totally repairing a problem. To restore the balance you only fix exactly what you know about. He only knows about the girl.

Thanks to Araragi's information bungle, it is reasonable to conclude that the jilted boy is an unlucky and quite dead stiff.

Information bungle? How was he supposed to know the jilted boy had put a curse on her, as well? He was actually quite quick on his wits, there - unfortunately, he couldn't exactly do what he wanted, tho.

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Information bungle? How was he supposed to know the jilted boy had put a curse on her, as well?

By looking more closely at Nadeko's body and informing Oshino that there were two sets of tracks.

In re-watching episode 9 you will see that there were obviously two distinct snake scale tracks coiled around her body or if it is not clear to you, too many coils and tracks for one snake to wrap around both thighs in such a manner.

Anyway, for clarity sake, each track ought to have a start and an end and should be is contiguous for each snake.

The oddity management business requires a very observant person. Oshino exemplifies this trait.

If Koyomi observed her body more closely, he could observe if these patterns were evident and having done more detailed examinations given Oshino a better report.

However Koyomi was being reticent and lazy in his viewing of her body and didn't notice it before he went to Oshino and got the single charm.

If Koyomi observed her body more closely, he could observe if these patterns were evident and having done more detailed examinations given Oshino a better report.

However Koyomi was being reticent and lazy in his viewing of her body and didn't notice it before he went to Oshino and got the single charm.

I see what you're saying but I'm sorry, that made me laugh. "Okay, make sure you look really closely and carefully at Nadeko's naked body. Really examine it there. You don't want to miss something... important."

With a normal way of thinking, if there are two "ecchi" snakes wrapping around Sengoku, usually the first one you're able to pull out will be the "outer" one. So it could be that the boy will survive but the girl friend won't. But I digress...

Also, if Sengoku never experienced any discomfort from these devil snakes before she tried to lift the curse, my guess is that she might be overly paranoid about it. Given that such curse is "popular" at her school, she might have believed in its rumors so much that she started acting on it.

We should also take Sengoku's state of mind into account when looking at her actions. Seeing Sengoku's apologetic response when Araragi asked about then pain when being restricted, it seems she's been feeling insecure since her childhood and still not have many friends even now. In fact, with her instant reaction that Araragi was blaming her when asking, it might very well be that she's been mad at (or bullied by) her "friend" quite often as well. So she might not be such a scary thing as some may have thought (i.e., started chopping snakes for no apparent reasons). All along, she's just a girl who is insecure, lonely, introverted, and naive. It's just that when "unlucky" is added into the mix, things started to go very very wrong...

Every curse or encounter with an oddity had thus far left a scar on its victim. Tragic or not, whatever happens to the boy after the snake oddity gets to him will simply be the price that Nadeko-chan must pay for being rid of her curse.

Every curse or encounter with an oddity had thus far left a scar on its victim. Tragic or not, whatever happens to the boy after the snake oddity gets to him will simply be the price that Nadeko-chan must pay for being rid of her curse.

Quid pro quo. No one escapes unscathed, not even cute little girls.

Given that the women in this title seem to be willing to pay whatever price after getting closer to Koyomi.